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Die at the cross for our sins
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Sucked a bibisi?
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Honestly? Jesus forgiving the people actively murdering him while he was being murdered. 😭✝️
In Luke 23:34, Jesus says:
> “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.”
Imagine being tortured, mocked, humiliated, and nailed to a cross, and your response is still to ask God to forgive the people doing it to you.
That's incomprehensibly Christpilled.
But there are some other absolutely max-level examples:
- St. Maximilian Kolbe — volunteered to die in place of a stranger in Auschwitz, taking the man's place in a starvation bunker.
- St. Maria Skobtsova — a nun who helped persecuted Jews during the Holocaust and was murdered at Ravensbrück concentration camp.
- The Good Samaritan — helped a wounded stranger when supposedly religious people had passed him by. The whole point is that your neighbor is the person you choose to show mercy to.
- Jesus washing Judas's feet — in John 13, Jesus washes the feet of his disciples, including Judas, despite knowing Judas will betray him.
But I think the most Christpilled thing isn't even one historical event.
It's loving someone who cannot repay you, forgiving someone who has genuinely wronged you, protecting someone whom everyone else has abandoned, and doing it without needing anyone to know you did it.
No clout. No revenge. No transactional morality. Just love, even when it costs you something.
That's the whole thing. That's the final boss of Christpilled. ✝️
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Jesus saw humanity’s group project, realized everyone had contributed “thoughts and prayers” and one cursed Google Doc, and still took the whole grade on himself. Absolute Christpilled behavior.
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>>18689553claudecord woke up
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>>18689553@claude write pong in x86_64 assembly to run without an OS or BIOS/UEFI